The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-04-10
SOCIAL FEsTTYITIEs.

worry enjoyable masquerade surprise party
was given MIR. and Mr. E. &. Eaton at the resi-
dence of Mrs. j. W. Newkirk. 400 Summit avenue,
Thursday evening. Some twenty couples partci-
pated in dancing. games, etc Music was furnish
ed by Prof. Stones orchestra. A ane collation.
was served. after which dancing was INDUCED in
| till late hour. Among those present were Julius
| Meydiug and wife, Emma Meyding A. L. Leon
| ard W. 7. Smith, @. K. Coleman, Edward and
Frank Doel, Wilson Ryno and wife. Victor Meyers,
| G.. NJ. Higgins, and W. H. Crowninshiel6 and
| wife.
| Progressive euchre occupied the time Of the
members of the Genwood Progressive Euchre
Club at the residence of Mr.. j. Richards, No. IA
Glenwood avenue, till after IL O'Clock last Wednss
day evening. Th-re were five tables. collation.
was served at 1130. The prize for gentlemen was
won by Mr.. Eugene Shrope. and the first lady
prize by Mrs Samuel Craig. The prizes were =
beautifully hand.paipted silver mounted horns
The gentleman's BOBBY prize, monkey on stick
was donated to Mr. A. Reynolds. while Mrs. En-
erson of Ocean aveuue, took the BOBBY prize for
ladies Of an India -nbher baby.
Last tuesday evenings Mr.. W. E. CAIRNS, of No.
235 Seventh street, was made the recipient Of q
very pleasant surprise party. Many were present
and highly enjoyable time was experienced by
ali. Among those present were Misses A. Waugh,
L. McKerGan, ]. Walter. j.. Powles, l.. Lewis A.
Brewer. L. Cerren, E. CAIRNS, Il. M. Gardner.
Swezey. A. Hooker. W. Soper, +. Randoltz and
TIC. Greene. of this city; and Misses Misses Kidd
and Lynn and Mr.. Grinnell, of New York. Miss yo-
ger of Wsst Hoboken Miss Littell and Mr.. Littell.
of Upper Montclair and Mr.. Percy, Of Bridgeport,
Conn.
The members of the yMineola Social Club few
evenings since, rendered surprise reception to
Mrs. Charles Valleau, at her residence, No. 222
bloomfield street. Dancing was the principal en-
joyment and continued, with an intermis-
for supper at M, till far into the follow
ing morning. Among those present were: Mr..
Vale L and wife, Captain Briggs and wife, Mr..
Ellendorf and wife, John Briggs and wife. Silas
Stiles, George Brinkerhoff and INDIA Ellis. Wi Der
Hoyt and Kittie Rhatigan. Theodore Briggs and
Carrie lowering, Albert Birch and Hattie Hovt, Ed
Eicke Edward Braden, Gertrude Valleau, and Ed
ward Terhune.
The Hasty Padding Club. composed of we'll
known society ladies of the Heights, will give re-
cepton, paror theatrical entertainment at the
dence OF Mrs Skinner, 612 Bergen avenue. on this
evening OF April 18th. Poor Pillicoddy" will be
presented by exceptionally good amateur talent.
Mr.. Harry Brigh I'm, organist of the musical part
of the programme, Mrs. E. FL. Bearse will sing
and Mr.. G. Mclaughlin will recite. Several mem-
bers of the Chautauqua Clio Circle will contribute
to the entertainment. The popular baritone, Mr..
John Van Loan, will be present and take part in
the festivities. Hasty pudding and other refresh
ments will be served in the residence Of Mrs. Van
Loa adjoining, at the close Of the entertainment.
Among those who participated in the festivities
attending the surprise reception rendered Miss
Annie Neaner, ct her home on Ocean avenue, a
few evenings since, were; Charles Oalen and airy
Gleason, George Thompson and Sarah English,
James Wheeler and wife. Michael O'Rourke and
Emma Armstrong, Charles Everett and Minnie
Nelson. John Doyle and Miss Yreeland; Joseph
Peterson and Belle Dudley, John O'Neill
and Sister Annie, Thomas Jordan aud Louise
Fiske Harry Emmerson and Miss Mcintyre, VIM.
Walters and Lizzie ONeill, Joseph Wheeler and
Miss Ravens. Fred G. Lowers and Fannie Ryer-
son, of BROOKLYN, j. II. Miller and Lena Krauss,
Henry Luiz and AuEie EIulleI Charles Erickson
and ISIS Brown Thomas English and Miss Reed,
John Buckley and Miss Henry and Fred Oakley,
and kate Lentx Prof. Miller's orchestra DIS
coursed music. collation. was served at mid
night